Clinton News-Record, 1986-05-21, Page 15Time to play bill in Walton
By Betty McCall P
.m. July 20; Walton at Atwood 7 p.m. July 16 Manley at Walton 9 p.m.; June 23
WALTON - Ball season has once again 29The Mite boys team had their first game
started at the Walton Ball Park. Several
teams have been practising, some have had on May 15 in Brussels. They lost 25-6. Their
a few games.schedule is as follows:
The park was seeded down last fall, mak May 26 Walton at Clin-
ing it necessary for teams to schedule their at Win -
games away this month. With the rain , and ton (Optimist Park) 7 p.m.; Mayat
no scheduled games, the park will be in bet- throWalton 7 p.Wamlt.o;Junem6 Walton 3aB
tt eBelmore 7
p.in.; June 10 Brussels at Walton 7 p.m.;
June 17 Clinton at Walton 7 p.m.; June 24
Walton at Wingham (Optimist Park) 7 p.m.;
June 25 Walton at Belgrave 7 p.m.; July 8
Belmore at Walton.7 p.m.; July 15 Walton at
Bluevale 7 p.m. July 22 Wingham at Walton
7m. ; July 23 Walton at Winthrop 6:30
p.m.; July 29 Bluevale at Walton.
The ladies slo-pitch ball team played in
Mitchell on May 12 when they won. Their
next game on May 16 in Brodhagen against
Slabtown was not as. successful.
Their schedule is as follows: May 12
Walton at Mitchell 7 p.m.; May 16 Walton at
Slabtown 9 p.m.; May 20 Walton at Manley 8
\p.m.; May 27 Walton at Brodhagen 9 p.m.;
May 29 Walton at Cromarty 9 p.m.; June 2
at
ter shape next month.
The boys pee wee team had their first
game on May 14 in Wroxeter. They did well
winning 43-3. Their next game the following
night was in Gowanstown. The game ended
in a 5-5 tie.
The Pee Wee boys schedule is the follow-
ing: m• May 22; Walton
at Listowel 6:30, May
Walton at Belgrave 728; Walton at Bluevale
7 p.m. May 29; Gowanstown at Walton 7
p.m. June 2: Walton at Fordwich with Gor-
rie 6:30 p.m. June 4; Walton at Winthrop
6:30 p.m. June 6, Listowel at Walton 7 p.m.
June 9; Walton at BelmoreDpe . J Wele 12;
Fordwich at Walton 7 p.m. Ju
n
at Brussels 6:30 June 17; Wroxeter at
Walton 7 p.m. June 23; Winthrop at Walton 7
p.m. July 4; Brussels at Walton 7 p.m. July Swingers at Walton 9 p.m. June 5 Walton
6; Belgrave at Walton 7 p.m. July 7; Wilcats S. Lions Park 8:30 p.m.; June 9
Jill 14• Belgrave Slabtown at Walton 9 p.m.; JlunPark7 12 Walton
July
Rorunners at Walton 9 p.m.; June 25
Walton at Swingers Seaf. Opt. Park 9 p.m.
June 30 Wildcats at Walton 9 p.m.; July 4
Walton at Roadrunners 8 p.m.; July 7 Mit-
chell at Walton 9 p.m.; July 14 Dublin at
Walton'9 p.m.; July 21 Brodhagen at Walton
9 p.m.; July 27 Cromarty at Walton 7 p.m.;
July 28 Sluggers at Walton 9 p.m.
A reminder to all the ball team coaches to
call your correspondent at 887-6677 with all
your scores of each game and your
schedule. It's good to keep people in touch
with events in the community.
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Belmore at Walton p
at Walton 7 p.m. July 21; Atwood at Walton 7 at Ql 1 _ars Seafo th Opt
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,.1906 Page 15
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New Business
The new C and M Ice Cream in t),e village
is doing well with their opening on May 16.
By Saturday at noon the special flavor of
"Bubble gum" available in ice cream cones
and slush puppies was running out.
The community wish the new business
owners Carol Gamble and Michelle Mercer
much success in their new venture.
Attend Annual Meeting
Attending the 84th Huron East District an-
nual meeting at Ethel United Church, May
13 from the Walton Women's Institute were
Leona McDonald, Betty yeMc McCall,
Ruth Mary
Art -
mann, Helen Craig,
Humphries and Viola Kirkby .
nesters entertain at Queensway Nursing Home
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By Susan Hartman 12 the
HENSALL - On Monday, May 12 Evelyn
United Church Messengers led by
Elder visited the residents at Queensway
Nursing Home to sing songs and share
cookies and juice. Also the United Church
Unit 2 ladies ran Bingo on Monday.
On Tuesday, Rev. Bob Sinasac of the
Dashwood the
church service.e Phillipa Std Church eckle was the
pianist.
the Ceremics Club met.
There are only two more weeks left before
members take a break for the summer. On
Wednesday afternoon the men's Coffee Club
had a welcoming party for Theodore Gray.
That several residents enioved the
movie "The Hound That Thought He Was a
Raccoon".
OnFriday the Hensall Public School,
On
Grades 3 and 4 classes and the school choir
put on a program. of children
On Saturday afternoon a group
from Seaforth and area put on a Variety
Show. The show consisted
ed of square a
dancers, country,
no
solos, a polka, sword dancers, a step dancer,
vocal solos, and a clog jig, and a reel dance.
The dancers were: Carrie McllWhin, Brad
Price, Jason Dalton, Colleen aMcCaalarl l
Mark McNichol, Marcy
iano solos
wereand CarMMathew MC. The N chol and
were performed by
Shan"a MrCall. and the singing solos were
Fresh Daily - local
ONTARIO ASPARAGUS
performed Darrel Diegal and Carrie
by Darrel Diegal and Carrie
Mcllwain. All the dancers are taught by -
Lila Storey, and her daughters, Sherry Mc-
Call, and Donna McIlwain.
Shuffleboard
Twenty-two attended the shuffling on May
15. High winners/seven games: Dave Kyle
394; Eileen Dowson 367; Ida Dickert 366.
Six game winners/high scores: Walter
Knowles 278; Olga Chipchase 277; Annie
Reid 267.
Just a reminder to anyone needing tables
for their Yard Sale on May 24. Table rentals
can be arranged by calling Rollie Vanstone
at the Hensall Arena 262-3206.
Middleton prepares for Blossom Festival
By Blanche Deeves
MIDDLETON - Morning Prayer was held
in St. Jame's Middleton Anglican Church on
May 18 at 9:45 a.m. with- Rev. Bell of-
ficiating. At children's time, the Rector
spoke to the children about the ree banner
er
which was hanging at the
church. Brad Vanderhaar received Sunday
School collection. Bill Steenstra received
the offering.
The first Apple Blossom Festival ever to
take place in this area will occur on May 24.
Ceremonies will begin at 10 a.m. atSt.
James Middleton Church with the grand
opening of the church hall and new kitchen.
On hand for the ceremony will be Murray
Cartiff, Jack Riddell and Grant Sterling, as
well as the Queen of the 1935 Annapolis
Valley Apple Blossom Festival. °
14 which is going to St. Thomas, Port
Stanley and back to London to the Garage in
London. Book soon to avoid disappointment.
On May 17, at the White Carnation, friends
and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hanley
gathered to' give their good wishes to the
couple. Blanche Deeves was called up to
make the presentation of a mirror and
money from the congregation of St. Jame's
Middleton Church. At which time the groom
and the bride each thanked all for their
gifts.
A lovely lunch was served and everyone
enjoyed a social time.
Residents are sorry to hear that Delores
Duital.
tot
swell wishesatient narenton Public extended to Charlie
a
Following a tour of three orchards, a meal
will be served consisting of anything made
from apples, including apple crisp, apple pie
and apple cider.
There will also be draws throughout the
day which will include a draw for a cake,
and a draw for $75 worth of groceries.
Also included in the days activities, which
will run
app run frodunking and a '
pond, will be a fish
chance to stake a
claim.
Margaret Parker ofBayfield
who Applen
Annapolis Valley, o
Blossom Queen 1935 will
24. Mrs. Parker
the guest at
thAppleFestival on May
the
ivill make a draw at 3 p.m. Blossom
The entertainers for the Apple
Festival will the ein and Jean Lobb
non and Sherri '
Preszcatordancers,
ers,r
on the piano and Johwill sing, Elmer Treik n G piano,e dams witho is
accordian:
Some seats are left yet on the bus trip
sponsored by the ACW of St. James on June
47. Card of thanks
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Special Prices in effect
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Good selection of
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HANGING BASKETS
PATIO POTS
Cooper who is a patient in hospital it
Cooper who is a patient in hospital in
Midland.
Sympathy is extended to the family of the
late Ken Taylor from those at St. James
Middleton Church.
Mary Atwood, of Detroit, has been visiting
with Deloris and Alvin Dutot.
Jason and Jonathon Hull, along with their
parents have been visiting their Gramma
and Grampa Dutot.
Alvin Dutot and his ponies were in the
Klompen Feest parade, as well as St.
Jale church
buillteby RayW Wise. The driver s float of the was Edward
Deeves and on the float were Tessa
Steenstra, Leanne Wammes,, Leanne Wane
and Jeff Wain.
Seniors plan bus trip
By Blanch Deeves
HOLMESVILLE - Worship Service was
held in the United Church with the senior
choir leading in the ministry of music. Rev.
Bechtel told the children a story before go-
ing to classes. Tam Lobb and Scott Park
received the offering.
The Enterprising Seniors held their
meeting in the hall of the community centre.
Edward Deeves opened the meeting.
Charlotte Norman took the roll call, and Mr.
Deeves welcomed all and the several guests
present. Charlotte read the minutes of the
last meeting.
Frank Yeo gave the treasurer's report.
Blanche Deeves gave the card report.
Seniors games are to be held in Dor-
chester on June 23 and 24.
PAYNE
We would like to ,thank Richard Lobb and all
those who assisted him in running the auction for
Mrs. 'Marion Payne. Thanks for all your help.
Clara, Bill, Edna, Lillian, Marion, Elizabeth and
George. -21 x
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CLINTON FARM
212 Victoria St. (Hwy. 4 South) Clinton
OPEN 7 DAT YS OPEN WEEK 9 AP M. 9 PM
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for
Mike Cochrane
and .....,...,,
Sandi Racette
Saturday, May 24, '86
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
482-5315
A discussion was held on bus trip money
and it was decided to hand it in at the next
meeting.
June 18 is to be designated as Enterpris-
ing Seniors' day and a triptoHuronview is
Everyone is
planned for a birthday party.
asked to bring treats.
Hazel McCreath spoke on the walk seniors
are to look after on May 28 at 2 p.m.
Euchre and shuffleboard were then en-
joyed and social time was held at lunch
time.
Sympathy is extended to Johnny
McFarlane on the loss of his brother-in-law,
Ken Taylor in Blyth.
Get well wishes go out to Hazel Mcllwain.
The Holmesville United Church Annual
Ham and Salad dinner will be held June 5.
TOWNSHEND
•
Thank you to family, friends, neighbours and
Holmesville U.C.W. for cards, gifts and visits
while I was in hospital and since coming home.
nursesSpecia) and staff of Goderich Hospitathanks to Drs. Lambert l Bill. -21
COLOUHOUN
I would like to thank my family and friends for
cards, visits, flowers, treats and phone calls
recei•ied while I was a patient in Victoria
Hospital, London. Special thanks 10 Dr. Baker,
br. Sears, Dr. Jamieson and the medical and
nursing staff of Intensive Care Unit. Your kind-
ness will always be remembered. Joan
Colquhoun.-21 nx
MANN
Sincere thanks and appreciation to all our friends
for remembering us with cards and flowers in the
past two weeks. Your kindness and concernor rte
always be remembered. Bob,
family. -21
COOK .
I would like to thank all of my sponsors for the
Ontario Quality TEEN PROGRAM. My sponsors
ore Clinton Lions, Clinton Legion, Clinton Op-
timists, Beta Sigma Phi, Central Huron Secondary
School, Mary's Sewing Center •and the Clinton
Community Credit
would like to
thank the town of Clinton for all their support.
The four days that I am in Toronto should be real-
ly exciting and an interesting experience. Thank
you again to everyone that helped me. Kimberly
Cook. -21
ALL THIS WEEKEND
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TOWTON
I would like to thank my family and friends for
the cards, gifts, visits and phone calls I received
while in St. Joseph's Hospital and since s of e retWourning
home. Special thanks to my p
Auxiliary to C.P.H_Leona Towton� 21
STOREY
Barb and Allan would like to thank the O.R. staff,
Dr. Baker, Dr. Steed and Dr. Salsbury. You guys
are a great team. Also thanks to 2nd floor nurses
for the wonderful care we received. Also special
thanks to ammie who looked
big boys al home. Thanks to eveyone wfe ter hadur a
comfortable stay at Clinton Hospital. Barb and
Allan Storey.—21 _____.___.—_--
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for
Margaret Deboer
and
Albert Roetcisoender
Saturday, May 24th
at9p.m.
In Auburn Community
Centre
$4. per person
Age of Majority required
The Children of
MARY AND
RICHARD ERB
invite .their friends
and relatives to attend
an OPEN HOUSE in honor
of their parents
25th WEDDING
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SUNDAY, MAY 25 at 2 p.ni.
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23, 24 & 25
THIS FRIDAY, SATURDAY AN
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9 places of chicken, family
french fries, 2 medium salmis
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COMBO PAK
5 places of chicken, 4 placer
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medium salads (of your
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FISII 'N' CHIPS PAK
6 pieces of English style fish,
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